PC Repair Clients Never Learn? Consider A Watch Dog…

Jun 15, 2006 | No Comments

In general, it has been my experience that locking things down for the home user can be a lot more challenging that it is for the enterprise user. Unfortunately, it is often times the home based PC user that needs the iron fist of common sense.

Implementing Windows Server Update Services (Part II)

Jun 15, 2006 | No Comments

Before you attempt to install WSUS on a server, there are some pre-installation tasks that you need to be completed. This will ensure that the server meets all the configuration requirements needed to install WSUS.

It Has To Be Seamless

Jun 14, 2006 | No Comments

I have said it many times before – I have no blind loyalty to any one operating system. So when I first heard that SuSE was being put face to face against Vista Beta 2, naturally I was interested.

A Variation On The Sultan's Daughters

Jun 14, 2006 | No Comments

Some time ago I wrote about a strategy of choosing the sultan’s correct daughter to avoid getting one’s head cut off. The essence of the puzzle is that a sultan promises a young man that he can marry one of the sultan’s 100 daughters. The catch is that they will be brought in one at [...]

Implementing Windows Server Update Services (Part I)

Jun 14, 2006 | 5 Comments

Windows Server Update Services provides a solution for businesses that need to deploy updates to systems on the network. It provides administrators with a finer granularity of control when it comes to installing updates on servers and workstations. For example, only updates that have been approved by you can be made available for installation. In [...]

GoldenRAM Revolutionizes Computer Industry With Launch Of UpgradeDetect

Jun 14, 2006 | No Comments

Dirty secret of the industry: your computer isn’t outdated – just out-configured; save thousands for pennies on the dollar. GoldenRAM Inc., a global leader in computer upgrades, accessories and services, today announced the launch of its patent-pending software technology that provides both consumers and corporate users with a clear (and guaranteed compatible) path to computer [...]

Which PIM Best Meets Your Needs?

Jun 13, 2006 | One Comment

So now the big question has to be exactly what PIM do you use in your life that helps to keep you sane? Myself personally, I have found myself partial to Outlook 2003. It has not only given me access to email when I need it, but it also allow me to stay up to [...]

Cisco CCNA / CCNP Certification Exam Tutorial: Dialer Watch

Jun 13, 2006 | One Comment

Dialer Watch is a vital part of your CCNA and CCNP studies, particularly for the BCRAN exam, but it’s one of the most misunderstood technologies as well. To help you pass the CCNA and CCNP certification exams, here’s a detailed look at Dialer Watch. Dialer Watch allows you to configure a route or routes as [...]

Windows Vista On A Bootable DVD?

Jun 12, 2006 | No Comments

I complain too much. Yeah, I have been told this on more than one occasion and to be honest with you, I can live with this kind of label. See, I am very open with my opinions. More often than not, they have been known to get a few people riled up even though it [...]

Making Two Extremes Equivalent

Jun 12, 2006 | No Comments

In response to Greg Hughes’ Data Breaches – Why I’m Shocked And Angry, And Why You Should Be, Too…, longtime Gnomie Stu Kopelman writes: The key I believe that addresses your entire article has to do with one major element – a flaw if you will – in the attitude of ordinary people who are [...]